•* \'w* * * * *6 ‘ * XJ/T; 5. J ‘ ' jRjjgr .r: .*.. ,\ {\* ■ - ■ ■■•*’• r •.’-."f*-- ,-v ALL CLOAKS AND CAPES AT BARGAIN PRICES AT JOHN HICKS’. * .7*6; t+ mm Clinton Republican. , VOL. XLIII.-NO. 41. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1899. WHOLE NO. 2,276. m 2:15—Underdraining .......C. B. Charles, Bangor hope you will alao abow this letter to my Sept. 28 -Kduu N. Baldwin, Olive..... .......... t 2:35— Discussion the folks^as I am shy on writing paper Sept. 8 —E. Ralph Moore, Maple Rapids..'.' ” M 8 K>0— Profession of law as relates to the fanner Sept. 4—Mary Kentfleld, St. Johns. „ » ....................................................... .......E. H. Lyon and stamps. Also kindly give them all Sept. 10-—Francis Willard, Lebanon, ....... M THE FAGTORY SOLD 8 :30- Discussion FUR AWAY MANILA regards. Do the boys ever say anything ANSWERED THE CALL Ch®ph n * Watertown, ___ S| 8 :40—Discussion, what have 1 gained from the Sept. 25—John Geonre Fedewa. Westphalia, 7* institute! about our not having the sand to fight Str?^ht > Westphalia, .............. m WOKEN’a SECTION. the Spanish vet We expect to see peace Sept. 15—Ophelia Payne, 8t. Johns, . 3 This will be held in the Congregational church pretty soon, but if the U. 8. buys these §??t,S_'S°>raJLD®,i1' 8t - Johns, 2 months Friday afternoon, February a. islands wo shall in all probability have Oct. b'lay Hasford, Bath, 2 mos. George £. Clifford, of Massachusetts, Chairman —Mrs. Wm. Woodbury Jay Williams, of St. Johns, Writes to scrap the insurgents. Those Yho Died in Clinton County Oct. 7 —Ellen Hewson, Bengal ............ s State Speaker-Mias Maud R. Keller, Agricul­ Oct. 13—John Peter Ulrich, Fowler,.____ | _ 71 tural College We are not allowed to leave town Oct. 9—Albert F. Mankey, Dallas, 4 mos. Bought it for $80,000. 1:30—Mrs. L. Caruss Faubel, Essex of His Experiences , under any pretext whatever as it is all the Past Year. Oct. 29—Peter Haag, Dallas,.... 79 2 KX>— Discussion a man ’s life is worth to do so as the in ­ 0®t. 5-Joseph R. Stickles, be Witt..'”.”” 83 2:30—The value of training Miss Maud Keller Oct. 7 —Maria Sowles, Essex, .................... M 3:00—Discussion surgents are on the lookout aud will Oct. 16—Myra M. Marshall, Greenbush .......... SB 3:30—Question Box murder you in cold blood. In fact one Oct. Bessie Pearl Hplyoake, Greenbush... 2B LIST REPORTED TO COUNTY CLERK Oct. 19—John Q. Benedict, Watertown, ____ 57 EIGHT DAYS TO FILE OBJECTIONS IN THE REGULAR ARMY-LIKES or more murders are committed every Oct. 21—Robert J. Fedewa, Westphalia. ....... 5 Republican Causes. day. You can get fine cigars, three for SMITH. ^ t- 4—Theodore Jos Arens, Westphalia,.., 26 TO THE SALE, THE SERVICE. , 5c. here and the same would cost 5c. a, Oct. 6-Arnold Belen, Westphalia, 5 mos. OREENBUSH. piece in the States. Cigarette cost 2c. Oct. 12 Wm. Balcomb, 8t. Johns, i months : .1 At Grange Hall, on Saturday, February 18th, OcJ. 26—Wm. F. 8helvy, St. Johns, ________ 42 1899, to elect 5 delegates to county convention. as package 30, in a bunch and if you want Oct. 29—Vena Pruden, St. Johns, ............... ....16 n D. L.EAEGLE, cheap nails for your coffin here is the Oct. 7 —Ann M. Holden, Victor,.............._ jl Chairman. Jay Williams, who left St. Johns last Date of Death. Name. Place. Age. Oct. 25—Job Case, Victor,______ ___ yg The St. Johns Manufacturing Com place to get them. Silk is very cheap Jan. 16— Emma M. Pope, Bengal, Infant. Oct. 9 -Mary Guile, Ovid,......................... ..... 75 pany Plant, accounts, personal property, spring and enlisted in the regular aamy, the finest only costing $1.00 a yard. Jan. 4— David Si meson, Bingbain, ................ 59 Oct. 5—Louisa Hon toon, Olive................____ 4| sent the following interesting letter from Hoping you will answer as soon as possi ­ Jan. 4—Sylvester Jason, Kiley,-.................... 62 Oct. 8 — Lncettn Gardner, Maple Rapids ” . _ 72 etc., were sold at auction by Circuit VARIOUS TOPICS. Jan. 8 —Alice J. Taylor, Riley,............ .......... 62 Nov.S-Hannah Hewitt, Maple Rapids .......... 86 Manila, to Roy Shulters, of St. Johns, ble, I beg to remain, your dear boy, Jay . Jan. 11—Alta Maud Lyon, Essex, 9 moe. Nov. 16—Sarah A. Nelson, Olive.. 51 court Commissioner, Geo. H. Marshall, at P. S. Regards to all the boys and tell Jan. 11—Baby Urangor, Riley, 7 mo*. Nor. 9—Mary Etta Carroll, Ovid,......... .. a 2 o ’clock Tuesday, for the benefit of the Prospects are good for the early build who kindly furnished it for publication. them I should be glad to hear from any Jan. 19—Isaiah Slater, Riley,........... ................77 Nov. 5—Sylvanus Bacholder, Bath, ....... 78 Manila , P. I., December, 1st 1898. Jan. 27— Baby Stevens, Riley, 9 mo*. Nov. 8 —Marett Cook, Bath, ............................s creditors, George-E. Clifford, president iDg of the Lansing, Dexter and Ann of them at any time. Jan. 25— Benjamin Coleman. DeWitt,______ 97 Nov. 15—Anna Maria Drake, Bengal, . _ 86 of the Wachusetts National Bank, of Dear Roy : Your letter of the 25th Address, Jay Williams, Co. M., 23 Jan. 28 —Jotham Averill, DeWitt,___ ______ 79 Nov. 28 —Colby 8. Mudge, Bengal, ................... 82 Arbor electric railroad. The enterprise was received, also paper, and you can Infantry, Manila, Philippine Islands, Jan. 20— Pile by Moon, DuPlain, ........................ 73 Nov. 29—Joseph L. Hamer, Bengal, ................. 77 Fitchburg, Masa, being the purchaser, was started at Lansing the same time aa imagine my surprise at hearing from you Jan. 20—Summer Avery, Eagle,________ ___ 84 Nov. 14—Isaac Morrison, Bingham, ....... ....... 78 Station No. 1. Jan. 8— Amos Weatherbee, Greenbush, ____ 54 Nov. 29—Bridget Henderson, Fowler ............... 70 for $80,000. The bidding was started by the Lansing, St. Johns and St. Louis pro ­ as 1 sent you a letter long ago and you It only costs 2c. to write to me as I am Jan. 11—Ethe Beckham, Greenbush, ...... 7 Nov. 8 —Christiana Schueller, Dallas,____ 70 Mr. Clifford at $65,000, and run up by did not answer it at all. a soldier. Jan. 24—Baby Moon. Greenbush, 2 mos. Nov. 19—Harold J. Groves, Eagle, 4 mos. ject. The officials of the former road 1 left San Francisco the 17th of last Jan. 31—Edna 1. Welch. Greenbush, 1 month.! Nov. 2—Baby Reed. Eagle, 1 month. James L. Smart, of Bay City, to $79,000, were in Detroit last week conferring with Jan. 24—Mary Ainslie, Watertown, ________ 77 Nov. 27 —Devello Wilson, &sex, ...................... 20 October, on the ”S. S. Senator ” bound Jan. 28 —Cora May Case, Maple Rapids ....... 82 Nov. 18- Caroline C. Caruss, Greenbush ........ 64 Mr. Clifford bidding $80,000 and getting the Woslinghouse Electric Company. for Manila. THE BACON AIR LIFT. Jan. 8 —Henry Davis, St. Johns ................ ....... 68 Nov. 28 —Infant of Walter Burk. Greenbush Jan. 17 —Elizabeth S. Adams. St. Johns ------- - 65 Nov. 12—Wm. R. Newman, Victor,.................. 88 it. Mr. Smart was bidding for E. P. It is understood the la’ter company will The trip from San Francisco to Jan. 19—Elizabeth Lounsbury, St. Johns ...... 67 Nov. 9— Henry A. Hart, Ovid,..................... .... 68 Waldron, Geo. A. Steel, Geo. A. Alder- float the bonds and build the road. The Honolulu occupied eight days, arriving Contracted for by the Village Connell Last Feb. 8 —Janies S. Hill, St. Johns.... .................. 68 Nov. 9—Henry M. Bring, Ovid,_ .................... 48 after an uneventfull voyage, on the 25th. Night. Feb. 8 —Louis N. Deal, St, Johns, 7 mo. Nov. 2—Harriet E. Conn, St. Johns, ............. 68 ton and M. O. Robinson, the two latter franchise of the other road will expire in We stayed in Honolulu a full week. It Feb. 8 —Surah J. Wilcox, St. Johns ....... ......... 48 Nov. 14—John Fry, St. Johns, ........................... 70 A contract was made with the Bacon Feb. 23—Patrick Whitteisy, St. Johns ............ 75 Nov. 24—Louisa Waldron, St. Johns, ............ 74 gentlemen of Saginaw. one year, and it may be possible to in ­ is a fine place. We were entertained Feb. 27 —Wiiiie S. Stockweii, St. Johns — 8 Nov. 26—Julia Sonier, St. Johns, 21 days It is understood that Mr. Clifford re­ terest other parties then and build the there by a Mr. Smith, 1 a former resident Air Lift company last night for a com­ Feb. IS—Humphrey D. Tabor, Bingham, ----- 61 Dec. 2—Geo. W. Richardson,St. Johns, ....... 25 of the States, in royal shape. He is a pressor and the equipping of three wells, Feb. 23—Mrs. Jenning, Bingham, ___ ______ 90 Dec. 18 —Edward N. Payne, St. Johns, ...........82 presented two thirds of the creditors. line from LansiDg to St. Johns as a the company guaranteeing to furnish 400,- Feb. 15—Eva M. Swagart, Bengal, .................... 38 Dec. 29— Nancy Whitejst. Johns, .................... 68 sugar and fruit grower of large dimen- Feb. 13—Chas. G. Corwin. Bengal, .................. 64 Doc. 16—Thomas Ely, Eairle............................... 60 There will be eight days in which to file starter. Another franchise ought not to tions and a good fellow. At his place we 000 gallons of water daily, double the Ftob. 24—Frank N. Droete, Dallas, 9 days. Dec. 2—John Nelson Gilbert, Ovid__ ____ 62 objections to the sale, and should ob­ be ’granted without requiring work to be bad all the cigars we could smoke, pick ­ amount now obtainable. It ie believed Feb. 3—Joseph P. Martin, Fowler,.----------- 41 Dec. 6—Louisia Suyler, Eagle,................... .. 62 jections be made, it might take longer to ed oraDges, batmans and cocoanuts from that considerable more than 400,000 will *eb.